"St. Alfonzo's Pancake Breakfast" genre: Pop
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	This song was written and recorded spontaneously in 1993. That's how we do all of our songs. I play the instruments, Walker sings the words. This particular version was remixed and remastered in 2002 by Matt Crawford.
	CD: Walker & Brian's Greatest Hits   Label: All-Time Worst Records Credits: Words by Walker, Music by Brian
	Story Behind the Song Walker and I were sitting around bored one afternoon and decided to record an album. With a friends 4 track I began playing, Walker began singing and the next thing we know we had recorded an entire album. I added some additional instruments on each track, mixed it all down and that was it! Genius was born. Walker: Vocals Brian: Keyboards, Drum machine, jaw harp, background vocals, pop gun, finger cymbals, Matt: guitars, bass, background vocals, kalimba, shakers Lyrics Welcome to St. Alfonzo's Pancake Breakfast. Come and sit down at the table by the window. Betty your waitress will take breakfast order. CHORUS: Oh what a wonderful place to fill your belly. Oh what a wonderful place to stuff your face. And when you come inside you'll feel at home at our place. And when you leave you'll be dying to return for oh so much more. Welcome to St. Alfonzo's Pancake Breakfast. A syrupy meal for you and for me. Golden hashbrowns on the side with bacon. Welcome to St. Alfonzo's Pancake Breakfast. Come and sit down at the table by the window. Betty your waitress will take breakfast order. Oh what a wonderful place to fill your belly. Oh what a wonderful place to stuff your face. Oh what a wonderful place to stuff your belly. Oh what a wonderful place to fill your face. And when you come inside you'll feel at home at our place. And when you leave you'll be dying to return for oh so much more. Words by Walker Dollahon Music by Brian Satterwhite

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